5 Written Questions

1. 2 intr. do harm to, injure
2. dative
3. an accusative object and a predicate accusative (n. or adj.)
4. 3 size, greatness
5. enough

4 Multiple Choice Questions

1. 2m mind, soul
   1. nāvigō
   2. animus, ī
   3. ventus, ī
   4. satis (adv.)
2. forms of the verb "sum".
   1. The perfect tenses are formed regularly by using the perfect participle passive with...
   2. praesum, praeesse, praefuī, praefutūrus w. dat
   3. Many intransitive verbs take a sole object in the...
   4. In the passive, the accusative object becomes the ? and the predicate accusative becomes the ?
3. 3n sea
   1. magnitūdinō, magnitūdinis
   2. satis (indecl. n w. gen.)
   3. mare, maris (like n. of gravis)
   4. satis (adv.)
4. 1 intr. sail
   1. nāvigō
   2. ventus, ī
   3. animus, ī
   4. satis (adv.)

4 True/False Questions

1. In the passive, the accusative object becomes the ? and the predicate accusative becomes the ? → 1 = subject 2 = predicate nominative

   True        False

2. satis (adv.) → enough, sufficiently

   True        False

3. ventus, ī → 2m mind, soul

   True        False

4. praesum, praeesse, praefuī, praefutūrus w. dat → 2 intr. do harm to, injure

   True        False